Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1936, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1936. ‘True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federa) Burean of Investigation—Modified in the Public interest, "o - & Psust caee. —RBy REX COLLIER % ’ f y N' R n 7 > [/ S a Masculine Logic. HERES SOME FRESH HoT DARN ! | DRropPED IT! “TOAST For You w Do LS A) INCODENT OCCURRED NEVER MIND. S ALL RIGHT. g e L Plck IT up YOU CANT EAT THAT. ILLTOAST HAT A MANT ALL You A FRESH PIECE s i NO! ot oFF THE | CAN. DIDNT We : FLooR —THE PIETY FlLook! ANUST HAVE ThAT RUS DRY - CLEANED 0228 ¢ v e v Kighe Bt “I MADE IT ALL MYSELF. AND HAD ENOUGH LEFT OVER FOR ‘THE HAT.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES B JosEPR. GRAPPLES | MORTISE | BUNGALOW | | I | Letter-Out and he makes & hit. I Letter-Out and find them at horse races. - THAT WAS "SNORTY” SMITH IN THAT BIG CAR- | SURE WISH ; 0 WY MY T : HED TuE Wie VHoLE ¢ 6{@9 m C‘s?h?wpfées"- ‘2:12..1“ : ; GLA> BEUEVE “OU : ME M T M5 WELL GO HOME - I Letter-Out for a primitive weapon. churches. OSTRICH MADDENS l Letter-Out and find them in I Letter-Oat and you insist. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly they're good in the mountains. Answer to Suturday's LETTER-OUT. ALERT cATHODE | H | BRIAREUS | U | 2 Letter-Out and find them around IMPRESS | M l i 4 | B | Letter-Out and you'll suffer great 5 T Letter-Out and it's genuine. I | REAL 1 Letter-Out and it's covered. COATED Letter-Out and it's usually hot. BRASIER MOON MULLANS. SPIRES 2 - OH,DEAR ME! : BOTHERS s MAMIE, MY DEAR [ MISTOOK YOUR HUSBAND FOR WELL, DON'T THINK FOR (Copyright. 1936.) I DO WISH THAT YOU WOULD REMOVE THAT CONFOUNDED M|STLETOE HANGING ON THAT CHANDELIER LORD PLUSHBOTTOM OUT IN THIS DIM LIT HALL AND KISSED HIM- HA! HA! I HOPE YOU DON'T A MINUTE IT WAS ANY TREAT TO ME. KISSING THAT HUSBAND OF YOURS IS JUST LIKE POKING YOUR FACE IN A BROOM. ’ A NACTOR, OR A COP,OR A FIREMAN, OR MAYBE A JAILOR HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A DOCTOR? o oF NOT ME,ID GET ‘N TOO MANY FICHTS THE FIRST CUSTOMER WaQT DID THIS TO ME, GOING TO BE I'D PUNCH 1M IN THE WHEN YOU GROW UR PINHEAD? ———— * 66. Fleets of war vessels. . A pair. A Trnt.t S 70. ghe barracuda. , Twenty-eig! resident. . Groups of nine, v Y. s I o 14. To marry. 5 =4 / B g 15. Small carriage: French. % Down. < s =z = B3 0 & Pt Otfin. AR Wgbts reserved 16. Beverage. o é‘r;pue{u;' P;hgv,. = Ttz 17. Japanese pagoda. . Ca) of Norway. 15, Chopping ool . Accessible. And Don’t Act Like You Knew. . A grassy field, . Complete. . Unfrequented. . Any beaten track. 2. Clutches. . Soux Indians. . Vanquish. . Exhibits. 1. First name of twenty-eighth Presi- . Fine, loamy deposit. . Greek letter. . Weighing instruments. . Birthplace of twenty-eighth Presi- dent. . More recent. . Treachery. . A land measure., . On. . Funeral hymn. . Human beings. . A morning reception. . Full-grown. . inferred. . Elevates, . Self. . Lowest. . Qualified. . A vault. . Multitude, . Rootstock of the New Zealand 7 brake. . Crude metal. . Hawalian birds. . A constellation. . Scale secreted in pocket of worker bee. Anger. . Chinese measure. 1. Marine flatfish. . Genus of olive trees, . Orderly. . Covered part of a locomotive. . First wife of twenty-eighth Presi- dent. . Certainly. . Receptacle. . Over: poet. Color. . Collapse. L. Awe;u. . Steel pin in an early rifie, ankle. 42 Second wife of twen! President. 44 To drag. 45 Rough lavas, 47 Observe, 48 Sugar cane sprout. aftersong. From my esrliest youth “to my life toduy My mind can wander on wakeful nights- It's « chance to relive all vanished joys, To shim the years, heights. L L et